We are located in the London Bridge area in Zone 1 (the centermost zone in London), just south of the river. The location provides a number of distinct advantages, from quick and convenient travel to easy access to London’s central shopping, tourism and business districts. For example, the heart of London shopping, Oxford Street, is located only six tube stops away. At the same time you can easily reach the main business district (the City) by foot. We are approximately 7-8 minute walk from the London Bridge tube station which provides easy access to key domestic and local transportation links in London.

Tourist attractions by MoLi London are a plenty – ranging from the classics like The London eye (a hit with all kids under 60!) to the cultural treats like the Tate Modern with its permanent Rothko fixture and treats for couples, like romantic boat rides on the Thames.

In this section we provide comprehensive info on getting to MoLi London. In subsequent sections we take you on a tour on what’s hot for local sightseeing, shopping and wining & dinning.

If coming out of the underground station, turn right after the barriers onto Joiner Street and turn right again until you see an exit sign for “Guy’s Hospital NHS Trust”. If coming by train, go out of the barriers, down the escalators and turn left onto Joiner Street. Turn left again until you see an exit sign for “Guy’s Hospital NHS Trust”. From the Guy’s Hospital exit, turn left onto St Thomas Street and keep going straight until you see Bermondsey Street on your right. Continue down Bermondsey Street until you see Royal Oak Yard on your right. The flats are located in Larch Court.

a) By tube: Take the southbound Northern Line (black) towards Morden. London Bridge is 4 stations away; the journey will take about 10 minutes. b) By bus: You need to get to bus stop H. Go out of the train station on to Caledonia Street, then turn right onto Caledonian Road. The stop is just past Omega Place. See map below. Take bus 17 towards London Bridge Station. The journey will take about 30 minutes. c) Late at night Daytime public transport runs from about 5.30 am to midnight. To get to London Bridge outside this time, you need to get to bus stop R. Go out of the train station on to Euston Road and turn left. Turn right onto Gray’s Inn Road (first right after Birkenhead Street). Take bus N91 towards Trafalgar Square/Whitehall. Get off at Aldwych and go to bus stop D. See map below. Take bus N21 towards Foots Cray Tesco and get off at London Bridge. The journey will take about 30 minutes. 1.1.3 How do I get to London Bridge tube station from Liverpool Street? a) By tube Take the westbound Central Line (red) towards Ealing Broadway and change at Bank. Get on the southbound Northern Line (black) towards Morden and get off at London Bridge. The journey will be about 10 minutes. b) By bus There are three busses running from bus stop K. See map below. Take bus 149 towards London Bridge, or bus 28 towards London Bridge, or bus 47 towards Catford Bus Garage. Journey time will be around 15 minutes.

a) By tube Take the westbound Central Line (red) towards Ealing Broadway and change at Bank. Get on the southbound Northern Line (black) towards Morden and get off at London Bridge. The journey will be about 10 minutes.

b) By bus There are three busses running from bus stop K. See map below. Take bus 149 towards London Bridge, or bus 28 towards London Bridge, or bus 47 towards Catford Bus Garage. Journey time will be around 15 minutes.

c) Late at night Daytime public transport runs from about 5.30am to midnight. Outside these hours, go to bus stop K. See map above (Bus Stop K). Take bus 149 towards London Bridge. Journey time will be approximately 5 minutes.

a) By tube Take the eastbound Jubilee Line (grey) towards Stratford. Get off at London Bridge; it’s two stations down and will take about 5 minutes.

b) By bus Go to bus stop V. See map below. Take bus 381 towards Peckham Bus Station. Get off at Guy’s Hospital (opposite London Bridge tube station). Journey time will be about 20 minutes.

c) Late at night Daytime public transport runs from about 5.30am to midnight. Outside these hours, go to bus stop V. See map above (Bus Stop V). Take bus N381 towards Peckham Bus Station. Get off at Guy’s Hospital (opposite London Bridge tube station). Journey time will be about 5 minutes.

The Eurostar’s current main terminal in London is the St. Pancreas Station. You can either get there by taking a short taxi from MoLi London Bridge Suites or by catching the tube from London Bridge Tube Station. The taxi should take you less than 15 minutes and cost approximately GBP 12-17 depending on time of day. If youre taking the tube, the journey is equally simple – take the Northern Line from London Bridge Station (going north), and get off at the fourth stop – St. Pancreas Station. The journey should take less than 10 minutes on the tube.

a) By train
There are several train services which take you to London Bridge station in approximately 30 minutes. Take a First Capital Connect train towards Bedford (via London Bridge). Or, a Southern service directly to London Bridge. A standard class adult ticket will cost about £8

b) By bus
Although there are several bus services from the airport into London, the journey will be significantly longer (about 3 hours) and with lots of interchanges. However, if you do for some reason wish to take a bus, you can take a National Express service to Victoria station at the cost of about £8 per adult. From Victoria you will then need to take an eastbound District (green) or Circle (yellow) line to Westminster, where you will then need to change to eastbound Jubilee (grey) line and get off at London Bridge. Not recommended!

c) By taxi
You can book a taxi by contacting the airport taxi service, Checker Cars, on 0800 747 737 or at bookings@checkercars.com Credit/debit cards are accepted.

d) By car
There are several car hire companies on location at the airport. London Bridge is about 30 mi (48 km) north of the airport. Detailed directions can be found on http://maps.google.com.

a) By tube
The cheapest option; take the eastbound Piccadilly Line (dark blue) until South Kensington. There, take an eastbound Circle (yellow) or District (green) Line until Westminster. Finally, take the eastbound Jubilee (grey) until London Bridge. The journey will be about 45 minutes.

b) By bus
There are many bus services running from terminals 1, 2 and 3. However, you will still need to make some of the journey on the underground. Take a coach to Paddington, then take a southbound Bakerloo Line (brown) until Waterloo. From there you can take the Jubilee Line (grey) to London Bridge.

c) By taxi
There are round-the-clock taxi services departing from taxi ranks outside each terminal. A journey to London Bridge will take about 45 minutes, and will be priced on the meter (approx £55)

d) By car
Heathrow airport is about 20 mi (32 km) west of London. Follow the eastbound M4 into London. Detailed directions can be found on http://maps.google.com.

a) By tube

Take the westbound Docklands Light Railway (DLR; an overground service connected to the underground system) until Canning Town. There you can change for the westbound Jubilee Line (grey) until London Bridge. The journey will take about 20 minutes.

b) By bus
Getting there by bus will involve a complex network of bus routes with lots of interchanges, all totaling to about an hour of travel time. Not recommended.

c) By taxi
Licensed taxis (black cabs) are available non-stop outside the terminal. A journey to London Bridge will set you back about £25 and take about 20 minutes.

d) By car
Head west upon leaving the airport and follow detailed directions from http://maps.google.com.

a) By train

In order to take public transport out of the airport you will need to take a bus service that takes you to Luton Airport Parkway (tickets are £1.50 adult single). From there you can take a First Capital Connect service for Brighton; you will be in London Bridge in about 50 minutes.

b) By bus
Several bus companies offer their services from the coach station in front of the terminal, however none will take you directly to London Bridge. Green Line and easyBus (the latter from as little as £2) will take you to London Victoria in about an hour and 10 minutes. From there, you can get to London Bridge by tube. Take the eastbound District (green) or Circle (yellow) Line and change at Westminster. From there you can take the eastbound Jubilee Line (grey) until London Bridge.

c) By taxi
There are always licensed black cabs outside the terminal. However, if you’d like to book a taxi in advance you can call Cabco Taxis Luton (+44(0)158 273 7777) or Alpha Taxis Luton (+44(0)158 259 9499)

d) By car
Luton Airport is about 36 mi (59km) north of London. Take the M1 south until reaching outer London and follow detailed directions on Google Maps: http://maps.google.com.

Our standard Check-in is where a MoLi associate assists each guest at Check-in and welcomes them into the property. He/She will provide you with two set of keys which are yours to keep for the duration of your stay (Contact numbers of MoLi Associates are provided in the Confirmation Email).

If you are flying in late, on the weekend, or your flight gets significantly delayed, we are happy to do a late Checkin/out given availability of staffing. This is subject to an out of office hours charge: GBP 30 between the hours of 7 pm and 10 pm and GBP 50 thereafter. More details are available through reservations@houseofmoli.com. Alternatively, you may chose to Check-in out office hours using our Digital locking facility, whereby no extra charges may be levied and an apartment entry code is issued prior to your arrival.

One pass-code to remember is the main entrance pass-code which is '1970'. Further rubbish disposal pass-code is 'C 1970.' Each MoLi London Flat has a secure digital lock to facilitate self (or Out of Office Hours) Check In; these security codes are provided to guests individually once a reservation is confirmed.

London has a very comprehensive public transport network, which will minimize your chances of getting lost and probably save you a few quid in the process! An Oyster card is generally the cheapest way to travel. It works on a top-up basis, and you can purchase/top-up your card at any tube or rail station (either at a desk or ticket machine). It is valid on the underground, busses, trams, the overground, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and some trains. You will be charged on the basis of how many zones you travel through. This tends to be a lot cheaper than simply buying a ticket: for example, a single tube journey from London Bridge to Oxford Circus will cost you £1.60 with Oyster and £4 in cash. A single bus journey (from anywhere to anywhere) is £1 with Oyster and £2 cash. Oyster also ‘caps’ your daily fare, which means it will not charge you above a specific amount no matter how much travel you do in a single day. For two zones, the fare is capped at £5.10. Don’t forget to touch in and out at the barriers when you travel, or you will be charged a penalty fare!

If you are staying in London for a week or more, you might also want to consider a travelcard. A weekly zone 1-2 travelcard costs £25.80 – which could be cheaper than Oyster in some circumstances. For a full list of travelcard prices visit http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/faresandtickets/seasontickets/4805.aspx

Children under 11 can travel around London for free with a 5-10 Oyster photo card (ask at any ticket desk). Under-16s can also get reduced fares with an Oyster photocard. For example, a tube journey from London Bridge to Oxford Circus will cost £0.55. Adults who have a valid travelcard can also buy an accompanied child (aged 11-15) a travelcard for £1

A very popular service in London is Addison Lee 0844 800 66 77; A new environmentally sound taxi service is: Green Tomatoes (http://www.greentomatocars.com/; 0208 568 0022) There is a 24-hr minicab service on Tower Bridge Road; you can call them on 0207 394 0000. Almost next door there is also an All Cars taxi service; book by phone on 0207 834 3000. Black cabs are generally the safest and most reliable way to travel, even if they cost a little bit more (the journey will be priced on the meter). Here are some London Black Cab numbers: One-Number Taxi: 0871 871 8710; Call-A-Cab: 020 8901 4444; Dial-A-Cab: 020 7253 5000 If you ever get stranded, text HOME to 60835 (at the cost of 35p + network rate) to get a list of taxi and minicab services in your area. Note: if you are texting from an overseas mobile number, send the text to +44(0)7797 800 000

A St Mary Magdalene Church of England is located on Bermondsey Street, a few yards south of the flats (go out of Royal Oak Yard and turn right). Bermondsey Methodist Central Hall can be found at 256, Bermondsey Street.

There is a convenience shop on Bermondsey Street which also offers dry-cleaning services. It is located just after Tyers Gate, and is closed on Sunday. If you continue down Bermondsey Street towards Tower Bridge Road, you will also find two dry cleaners after Decima Street: Crystal Clean and 2hr Dry Cleaning.

Tower Bridge Road (at the foot of Bermondsey Street; turn right when you go out of the flat) is full of shops and various tradesmen, so you can fulfill almost every likely and unlikely need within a short walking distance. City Cobbler on Tower Bridge Road will help with shoe repairs. There is also a Western Union right next door. A convenience store on Decima Street also offers a photocopy service.

We are a small privately held company registered in the UK. We are young and we like to think we are emerging leaders in the Self Catering world. We have a small footprint that is growing rapidly from word-of-mouth as our guests tell their friends and families of the quality experience we provide. We focus on the traveller who is looking for quality and comfort but not necessarily into spending loads of money on fancy hotel companies with fancy overhead. We are not a hotel company, and we have no ambition of becoming one. This helps us reduce the additional costs and pass the savings directly to our guests – many of whom are returning guests to various MoLi locations. We focus our energies on elegant design, cleanliness & hygiene, high quality linen, high end mattreses, technology and well equipped kitchens – a comprehensive formula that makes for a great holiday or business stay at recession busting prices!

Self Catering is a growing world where a traveller caters herself/himself. Typically it means that the provider of such facilities does not provide additional services such as concierge, room service, and other clerical staff. Fully equipped kitchens and laundry facilities are another hallmark and enable the guests to service their needs to their taste and convenience. This helps save travellers a lot of money – at least 40% compared to standard hotel accommodations, and a lot more if travelling in a large group.

There are certain elements you can expect from us with our guarantee – these include fully equipped kitchen with functional cooking, refrigeration and laundry facilities; high end audio and video equipment, accommodations situated close to top city attractions and well serviced by local bars and restaurants, high quality and tasteful furnishings, professionally cleaned linen, and beddings to make for a restful sleep. Our staff members are thoughtful and patient, and our reservations desk is expedient and responsive.

We have a complete list of Terms & Conditions – required from a business standpoint. We will relay these to you at the time of a reservations request – just so you have these at hand whether considering us for your holiday. These Terms & Conditions govern the agreement between our guests and us while they stay with us. We abide by them strictly and request our guests to do the same.

Yes; we provide free internet access (or wifi) in all MoLi Locations. In MoLi London, the provided service is through British Telecom. You may use the complimentary house desktop or netbook (as the case maybe) or alternatively search for the wireless network on your personal laptop. You can do this by selecting the Wireless LAN selection in your notebook and searching for network - called “MoLi”; our access code is molilondonsuites

If you have any trouble logging on we recommend searching for all available networks and reconnecting to MoLi. Alternatively you may hit right click on your desktop and select the “refresh” option. Finally, restarting the computer is a good idea as well as it will allow the machine to re align itself to the network.
While we endeavor to deliver what we promise it is worthwhile to note that there are a few internet cafés dotted around the area in case BT fails us. The closest one is on Bermondsey Street itself – located in side the coffee shop – “Coffee @”. Another one is on Tower Bridge Road (go right out of the flat and go down the street until you reach the intersection with Tower Bridge Road with all the shops), next to the Costcutter.

We do not provide telephone in the premises but we can recommend obtaining a PayAsYouGo card from a local Telecom company such as Vodafone. A typical SIM card can be purchased for GBP 10 and topped up as per your usage. International calling cards are available at convenience stores around Bermondsey Street and Tower Bridge Road. There is also a phone booth on the corner of Guy’s hospital on St Thomas Street (just after the Weston Street intersection).

Each MoLi London Flat is equipped with a modern flat panel television and DVD player. We do not provide Cable television access but only Freeview. To learn more on what’s on TV please log onto: http://www.freeview.co.uk/ which offers a selection of leading channels including BBC and ITV.

All of the above are provided in the flat at no extra charge. All linen and towels are freshly laundered prior to each guest check-in. We provide 1 Large towel per guest and 1 small hand towel between two guests. Luxury hand soap, toilet paper, kitchen towel, utensil cleaning soap – are all supplied. Kitchen utensils for upto 6 guests are provided in each MoLi London Suite. A Hairdryer is provided in the flat – usually in the bathroom cabinet / rack.

We provide a travel baby cot upon request. We usually check with you prior to your arrival if this may be required. The cot is a basic travel cot so we do request you bring along any special bedding or linen that may add to the comfort of your baby’s stay.

Yes; parking is available and situated directly in-front of Larch Court. It is an over-ground parking spot and unsheltered, yet private and exclusive to MoLi London. Our spot is directly across from Office named ‘Image Data.’ Parking is chargeable and available at cost of GBP10/night.

Ah, the eternal plight of the international traveler. British plug sockets generally differ from every other kind out there, so you will most likely need an adaptor to charge your phone or plug in your laptop if you are coming from another country. Universal and country-specific adaptors tend to be freely available at airports and some major train stations (though not London Bridge), so it would be easiest to get one before you leave. If not though, there is a small electronics shop within a few hundred yards of the flats. Go right after leaving the flats and continue down Bermondsey Street until you reach the Tower Bridge Road intersection. The row of shops there includes Tower Electrics, which might be able to help you.

MoLi London Suites are equipped with large boilers, however at times when there is an unusually large party, the boiler is unable to serve each guest shower using one heat load. In such an event, we suggest hitting the ‘Boost’ button on the boiler dashboard (located in the storage cabinet between the kitchen area and the guest bathroom in the hallway). Following this, kindly wait 20-30 minutes and the hot water will be restored to the bathrooms.

To empty your bins, take the escalator to the ground floor and go out to the left (instead of right, where the exit is). Go through the door outside and turn right into the narrow passage. On your right, you will see grey doors labeled “bin store”. The access code is ‘C 1970’

The Apartments are non-smoking apartments and we require guests adhere to this Term strictly. You are welcome to smoke downstairs or outside the apartments. (Please see Terms & Conditions for more details)

Each Apartment has different sleeping configurations. In general, the apartments are equipped with 2 double bedrooms with one king sized bed that sleeps two guests, and a second smaller guest room that also sleeps two guests but on a smaller Queen size bed. Depending on the size and requirements of the guests, we supply further sofabeds that sleep additional guests. Our sofabeds are hand picked and we have taken care to ensure that they provide a restful sleep. The L1000 for instance has two double sleeper sofabeds in its large living room, whereas the L800 has a single double sleeper sofabed. In addition we have air beds and some BoConcept single sleeper foldouts and regular foldout cots – which can all be provided upon request.



We have also carefully chosen the sofabeds we use in all our apartments. The sofabeds have firm mattresses and have ample legroom. The Double Sleeper Sofa-beds (See Below) are inspired by the architect and designer “Florence Knoll”; these sofabeds are 84 inches in Height (equivalent to 7 Ft) hence can comfortably sleep guests as tall as 6ft 8 inches.

Yes, all units are in buildings with a fully functional elevator. The elevators are large and can accommodate wheelchairs, and large suitcases.

Given London’s climate, it is unusual to require air conditioning even in the summer months. We currently do not have air conditioning to cool apartments. We do have heaters in every room. They are quite and efficient and programmable – so you can vary the heat levels during the day or night and between different rooms.

Presently each Flat has one Television set that comes with a Freeview connection. On Freeview you are able to watch scores of channels ranging from BBC to ITV and a myriad of other private broadcasts.

There are several convenience stores on Bermondsey Street. The opening hours are usually from 8am to 9pm, but with reduced opening time on the weekend and some will be closed Sundays.
If you continue southwards on Bermondsey Street, then turn left onto Abbey Street (just after the church) you will see Bermondsey Square on your left. Tucked away in the far corner is supermarket Sainsbury’s, where you can find a larger selection of food, ready meals, magazines, alcohol, freshly baked bread and even flowers. It is open every day from 7am to 11pm. Borough market, located between Southwark, Stoney and Bedale Streets, is also worth a visit if you want a taste for fresh local food. Go north on Bermondsey Street, then turn left and continue down St Thomas Street until you see the market on your left. Here you will find anything from fresh fish and meat to bread and olive oil. Worth a visit not only for curbing the hunger pangs, but also for the experience!
The market is open in the afternoons, Thursday to Saturday.

Yes; if you turn right onto Bermondsey Street after leaving the flat and continue straight until you reach Tower Bridge Road, you will see a small Costcutter, which sells food, alcohol and small necessities and is open 24 hours a day.

The Sainsbury’s located in Bermondsey Square (south of Bermondsey Street) has a Sainsbury’s, which includes an in-store bakery. The store is open from 7am to 11pm daily.

Bermondsey Street and the surrounding area offer a number of great English pubs. The Woolpack and The Garrison are located just after the Leathermarket Street intersection and offer a reasonably-priced selection of snack food, fish, meat and vegetarian dishes, as well as a cozy atmosphere. A bit further down, where Bermondsey Street merges into Tower Bridge Road, you will find The Marigold Bar, which offers traditional English food on a budget, as well as live sports and Thursday-night poker. Across the road from The Marigold you will also see The Hartley, which has filling meal deals on certain days of the week, including a Sunday Roast with all the works. Main courses are about £10.

Bermondsey, Southwark and the South Bank are all modern, cultural areas with culinary establishments to delight any palette. There are several trendy places to have lunch or dinner within easy walking distance of the flats. The Hide is a comfortable, but somewhat limited, bar/restaurant located on Bermondsey Street just after Crucifix Lane. Mains are about £9. Closed Sundays.
Delfina is a more upscale, fine dining restaurant which typically attracts the business and fashion-chic crowd. Dishes are complex and creative, at around £15 for a main course. Located on the west side of Bermondsey Street, next to The Hide. Closed on weekends. For the more urban indie crowd there’s the Bermondsey Street Coffee, a friendly place boasting “award-winning” sandwiches and free Wi-Fi. On a similar scale there is also the Euro-Mediterranean Bermondsey Kitchen (194, Bermondsey St) which had comfortable couches for a relaxed atmosphere and an authentic grill for delicious mid-range food. For the seriously clued-in traveler, there’s Village East (171, Bermondsey St). Raved about in The Independent, it is frequented by the in-vogue art crowd. The menu is diverse and somewhat weird (champagne jelly anyone?), but the wine list is vast and the prices are affordable. There are many more interesting and diverse bars and restaurants around the area, beyond Bermondsey Street.

Sainsbury’s, located in Bermondsey Square, has a selection of easy ready meals and on-the-go food. For quick bites like sandwiches or paninis, check out Al’s Café, just before the Long Lane intersection on Bermondsey Street. SoBo, on Tower Bridge Road, is a similar establishment, serving hot & cold snacks for when you’re in a rush. Right next to it is chain pasty shop Greggs, of dubious quality but revered by students and early-rise workers adhering to the philosophy that it’s never too early in the day for meat wrapped in dough. St Thomas Street is also host to a McDonald’s and a Starbucks (if you’re into that kind of thing), both located just in front of Guy’s Hospital Finally, for those deep-fried fat cravings, there’s the Southern Fried Chicken located in the row of shops just after Decima Street. Frankly, it does what it says on the tin.

The flats are self-catering which means that we are able to provide quality and comfort at budget prices by minimizing staffing costs, concierge, and a help desk. However, if you do run into an emergency, we request you call our reservations desk or your Check-in contact, which would have been provided to you prior to your arrival.

999 is the general ‘emergency’ number, similar to 911 in the U.S. There is no specific police/ambulance/fire distinction.

Guy’s Hospital is north of Bermondsey Street, on St Thomas Street (tel. 020 7188 7188) You can also call NHS Direct in an emergency: 0845 46 47

London Bridge Dental Practice is located at 108, Tooley Street. Turn left when you go out of the apartment and continue straight until you reach Tooley St, then turn right. The phone number is 0207 407 1920 Alternatively there is also the London City Dental Practice, located west of Guy’s Hospital at 43, Borough High Street. You can ring for an appointment on 0207 407 0732

We endeavour to be competitively priced at all times. If you find similar accommodations and services at lower price, then tell us and we will match it (given availability)

For security reasons we are unable to give out the exact addresses for our flats prior to reservations. Once a booking is confirmed, we send our guests a detailed reservations email, confirming itinerary, apartment, exact address, detailed directions to arrive at the apartment, and also a host of useful information such as nearby conveniences, shopping, leisure and dinning activities in the vicinity.

We get a lot more requests for our services during Christmas and New Years – more so even than the summer and spring holidays. The travel industry’s pricing generally reflects this phenomenon as it helps cover slow periods where businesses may not recover all their costs – we are susceptible to the same economics and hence have fine tune our pricing based on these seasonal variances.

We do not always update our prices on websites daily – so that means in times such as these where currencies are fluctuating at unprecedented levels, our pricing may look off in one website versus another. So check with our reservations desk for live rates – these are synchronized to live currency market rates and always the most accurate.

We often have to pay commission to third parties that on-sell our services. This is somewhat justified as they too have their operational costs. However the most economical rates are always when you “cut out the middleman” so to speak. So book directly with our reservations desk (reservations@houseofmoli.com) for the lowest available rates

Our quoted prices are for a party of 4. Any additional guest requires more service, linen, towels etc, and hence we add a surcharge of GBP 20 / night / additional person. So as an example, if you have a party of 8 the pricing would be the base tariff plus the additional GBP 80.

The additional guest surcharge is applicable only to children over the ages of 2. So if you have infants below the age of 2, they stay for free!

No, unlike our competitors we do not charge extra for a baby Cot. It’s on the house and relatively basic – a travel cot. So if you require additional linen and baby blankets, we request you pack them with you.

Yes, we have a dedicated parking to our apartments – often shared between a number of our flats. These are over-ground facilities (i.e. not garaged) yet dedicated and owned/operated by MoLi. We do have to charge extra for these and the cost is GBP 10/night.

Unfortunately we are not set up yet to receive domestic pets. We hope to be in future ready with scratch mats, dog dishes, extra collars and all the goodies. Give us a bit more time.

The longer you stay the cheaper your overall nightly tariff. This is because it reduces our operating costs and we are able to pass this benefit on to you. We would hate to turn away guests so we still welcome guests who wish to stay for a few days, but we do add on a small tariff. This varies from month to month, so please check with our reservations desk on the exact surcharge.

There are no hidden costs in any of our billing. We take great pride in this and our billing is highly transparent.

We require a GBP 100 deposit of all tourists. It is a standard feature in almost all holiday lettings. It protects the owners from misuse and damages - accidental or intentional. Till date our experience in this industry has been extremely positive and we have rarely had to withold any part of this deposit.

We endeavor to return your security deposit within one week of a successful Checkout. We have rarely experience any loss in the property or missing amenities to have any reason to not return your deposit in full. We prefer to return the deposit electronically through Paypal, however if you wish for a bank wire please provide us with an IBAN code, a SWIFT/BIC number, Name of account holder, and the name of your bank to reservations@houseofmoli.com. Please note that any banking fees levied will be deducted from your deposit.

If there is sufficient time lag between booking and arrival – i.e. greater than two weeks, then we prefer to receive the damage deposit or security deposit along with reservation deposit.

It really is hard to believe that in this modern day & age, electronic transaction processing is still so expensive. We process numerous transactions on PayPal but still get charged a hefty fee – ranging from 2-4%. In a perfect world there would be a lot more competition amongst these payment vendors and the fees would be negligible – but unfortunately we are not there yet. Hence we share the fee with our guests and take on some of this surcharge.

Certainly. We are happy to take wire transfers as they may reduce transaction costs in certain instances. We have a UK Commercial Banking Account under the trading name of House of Modern Living Limited. More details as below: IBAN number is:GB23MIDL40010632410230 SWIFT Code:MIDLGB2105F Business Name is:House of Modern Living Ltd. Sort Code:40-01-06 Account Number:32410230 Address:90 Baker Street, London W1U 6AX

We recalculate the value of your remaining balance based on the spot FX rate as quoted by Google finance, on the close of business prior to your Check in date. We request that the renter bears this in mind and is cognizant that if it is a significant currency movement on a large bill, the renter may benefit or have a higher bill. MoLi simply prefers to be paid in GBP as it is incorporated in the UK.

Our Cancellation policy is governed by our Terms & Conditions, an excerpt from which is provided below: “Cancellation can only be accepted in writing from the Applicant and will not be effective until actually received by the Company. 4b. If written cancellation is received at least 28 days before the date of arrival the deposit and any rental paid is refundable in full. 4c. If written cancellation is received by the Company less than 28 days before the date of arrival, provided the rental has been paid, the deposit is refundable. The full rental is refundable at the Company's discretion in the event that it is able to re-let the Holiday Accommodation and subject to the deduction of any expenses incurred in such re-letting. 5. The deposit shall be returned 3-4 weeks after the departure date less any deductions made for the replacement of any loss or damaged articles, bank charges or for any deficiency whatsoever.”

1. When the booking has been confirmed in writing by House of Modern Living (“Company”) the contract is binding for the period for which the booking is made.
2. Rental must be paid in full immediately upon arrival. If any balance is outstanding 24 hours of Check-in, the Company reserves the right at its discretion to cancel the booking and levy cancellation charges as detailed below.
3. Any extension of stay must be agreed by the Company in writing and paid for in advance the minimum notice required for any extension is one week.

4a. Cancellation can only be accepted in writing from the Applicant and will not be effective until actually received by the Company.
4b. If written cancellation is received at least 28 days before the date of arrival the deposit and any rental paid is refundable in full.
4c. If written cancellation is received by the Company less than 28 days before the date of arrival, provided the rental has been paid, the deposit is refundable. The full rental is refundable at the Company's discretion in the event that it is able to re-let the Holiday Accommodation and subject to the deduction of any expenses incurred in such re-letting.
4d. If there is a change to the number of guests: with fewer guests, the remaining balance stays the same; with more guests, you pay the required supplement on arrival.
5. The deposit shall be returned 3-4 weeks after the departure date less any deductions made for the replacement of any loss or damaged articles, bank charges or for any deficiency whatsoever

6a. Where telephone calls are metered telephone calls are charged at 20p per unit inclusive of equipment rental and VAT. Meter readings will be taken on the day of departure.
6b. Where telephone calls are not metered a statement of account will be requested from British Telecom on the day of departure these charges will be at BT rates plus VAT. There will be an additional charge for equipment and line rental which will be charged at £5.00 per week exclusive of VAT.
7. Daily Maid Service is not provided.
8. The rental quoted is inclusive of electricity, gas, water, the provision of linen and towels but not laundering charges.

9. Due to time taken to service the Holiday Accommodation prior to occupancy, occupation cannot be guaranteed before 2pm on the date of arrival.
10. Check-in fees are not levied for all Check-ins or Check-Outs during regular office hours of 9 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday. On Weekends, Public Holidays, and out of office hours we levy a late Check in fee of GBP 30 between the hours of 7 AM to 9 AM, and 6 PM and 10 PM. All other hours a late fee of GBP 50 is applicable.
11. Apartments must be vacated by 12 noon on the day of departure. An extra nights rent will be charged if the accommodation is not vacated by the required time.

12. Smoking is not permissible in the provided Accommodations.
13. Use of any illegal substance will not be tolerated and will result in the immediate cancellation of the contract.
14. Number of Guests permissible in the property may not exceed the number specified in the contract. A violation of this clause will result in a surcharge of GBP40 per person per night.
15. The Accommodation must be used solely for the purpose of the holiday of the Applicant and Other Occupants and the Applicant must not allow any other person to occupy the Holiday Accommodation.
16. The Applicant must take proper care of the Accommodation and the contents, use it in a responsible manner and leave it at the end of the Holiday in a good and clean condition as at the beginning of the Holiday.
17. None of the contents of the Holiday Accommodation may be removed and the company must be notified immediately of any loss or damage howsoever caused.
18. The Applicant and the Other Occupants must not cause any nuisance, annoyance or danger to the owner, or to the occupants of any adjoining property.
19. The Company and the House Manager may inspect the Holiday Accommodation at reasonable hours in the daytime and may be accompanied by prospective tenants.
20. If the Applicant breaches the Terms & Conditions then the Company may, without affecting any other rights and remedies available give notice to the Applicant to leave the Holiday Accommodation, together with the Other Occupants, at such time as the Company shall think fit and at that moment the letting created by this Agreement shall come to an end.
21. This contract is subject to English Law and is to be interpreted under it in an English Court of Law.

London Bridge and Bermondsey are not only popular tourist spots, but also sites of lesser explored London attractions. Historical attractions include the Tower of London (see www.hrp.org.uk/toweroflondon/) for an authentic feel of the Tudor times. Plenty of things to see and do for all the family. For the slightly less educational (but far more entertaining) experience, visit The London Dungeon, located just opposite the London Bridge Station. Although the venture is essentially an overpriced theme park dedicated to glorifying England’s historical tragedies, the kids certainly love it. Get more information at www.thedungeons.com For those of you visiting with small children, there are also two small parks in the area where you can take the little ones for a bit of fresh air and a hazard-free runaround. A roomy, manicured green is located off Bermondsey Street, just after Tanner Street. Another park is located next to Bermondsey Square, off Long Lane. For the chic and glamorous traveler, there is the Fashion and Textile Museum, an unmissably bright building located at 83, Bermondsey Street. A veritable hub of contemporary fashion design, it puts effort into hosting diverse exhibitions and showcasing avant-garde designers and promising new talent. In the same vein, the Design Museum (located at Shad Thames, just off Tooley Street) is no less intriguing to the urban-pop aficionado, with interesting, creative (and often completely unusable) solutions to modern living. The South Bank (an area generally spanning the distance between Waterloo and London bridges) is also one of the main “action” spots of London, including cinemas, arts centres and often various cultural occasions on the weekends.

Bermondsey is not a very busy shopping spot, but there are a few interesting retailers dotted around the area. #167 Bermondsey Street is a quirky retailer specializing in clothes and “contemporary lifestyle”. A bit further down, a shoe shop with a neon green façade is the pricey shoe outlet United Nude, with chic styles echoing the brash, unique designs of the 60s and heyday Carnaby Street. Further north, the street offers two higher-end clothes outlets: Pussy Willow (chic women’s clothing) and Cockfighter of Bermondsey (men and women’s clothes boutique). Down south there is also funky clothes retailer Marmalade (100, Tower Bridge Road) which sells gifts and clothes. To combine shopping with a delicious meal, visit the Hay’s Galeria (www.haysgalleria.co.uk), a covered retail mall located between Hay’s Lane and Battle Bridge Lane. Here you can find jewelry, clothes and gifts, and a range of food to suit all tastes, from Starbucks to Thai cuisine. To get there, go north on Bermondsey Street and turn left onto Tooley Street – you will see the Galeria on your right. In all fairness, London’s hottest shopping areas (Oxford Street, Carnaby Street and, more recently, the Westfield Shopping Mall) are easily accessible by public transport and if your heart is set on a bit of retail therapy, it would be worthwhile to pay them a visit.